Новости за 13.06.2018

Jeremy Corbyn has suffered a 90-strong rebellion over a Brexit vote on remaining in the European Economic Area, with six of his MPs resigning from their frontbench roles.

Jeremy Corbyn has suffered a rebellion over a Brexit vote on remaining in the European Economic Area, with six of his MPs resigning from their frontbench roles.

The Grenfell community is tonight remembering family and friends who died in the tragedy, the horrific memories of scenes they were "not meant to see" inescapable in the shadow of the tower block.

A helicopter has ditched into a loch on an island in the Outer Hebrides, leaving one man dead, police have said.

Carmaker Volkswagen says it has been fined almost €1.2bn by German authorities in connection with the diesel emissions scandal.

The founder and former leader of France's far-right National Front is being treated in hospital for exhaustion, after being rushed in on the day a verdict was due in his hate speech trial.

A Scottish Government employee, who was once pictured bound and gagged in an office chair, has told a tribunal she contemplated suicide after bullying by work colleagues.

Portugal is using goats to help help prevent the deadly summer wildfires that last year killed 106 people.

The global chemical weapons watchdog has said it is "very likely" that gas was used on civilians in Syria during attacks last year.

Theresa May is facing another fight from Tory Brexit rebels after warnings to the prime minister to stick to her promises on key legislation.

Crimea plummeted into darkness as it suffered a total power blackout following an incident at a Russian power station, local authorities and the Russian ministry of energy confirmed.

It was a stunt. And we should have seen it coming.

Alleged members of a banned extreme far-right group wanted to "wipe out" non-white people "by any means necessary", a court has heard.

All-female band Haim say they fired an agent after discovering they were paid just a tenth of the amount of a male artist on the same bill at a festival.

Supernova Heights - the former house of ex-Oasis star Noel Gallagher and current home of comedian David Walliams - is up for sale.

Former football coach Barry Bennell has appealed against his 30-year-sentence for child sex offences.

The United States will be joined by Canada and Mexico in hosting the 2026 World Cup, FIFA has announced.

SNP MPs stormed out of the House of Commons chamber during PMQs after their Westminster leader Ian Blackford was kicked out by the speaker.

SNP MPs have stormed out of the House of Commons chamber during PMQs, after their Westminster leader Ian Blackford was kicked out by the speaker.

Robbie Williams and his wife Ayda Field are reportedly in talks to become X Factor judges.

A raccoon has become an international hero after becoming stuck on a ledge and scaling a 25-storey building.

The US wants to see a "major disarmament" of North Korea within two and a half years - a timeframe taking it up to the end of Donald Trump's first term in office in 2020.

Donald Trump has told the world it can "sleep well tonight" after landing back in the US following his summit with Kim Jong Un.

Donald Trump has told the world it can "sleep well tonight" as he landed back in the US following his summit with Kim Jong Un.

Images of the Duchess of Sussex flipping burgers in hotpants and a crop top will be used as evidence in a court appeal over the Duchess of Cambridge's topless photo settlement.